With only one day of practice, the varsity girls volleyball team played its first game of the season.
The team played against Northridge High School on Wednesday, losing 25-8 in the first set, 25-12 in the second set and 25-19 in the third set.
Despite the loss, player Claudia Segura remains optimistic.
“I believe our team has a lot of potential and a lot of space to improve,” Segura said.
Student Coach Antonieco Erasmo believes the team will win with enough practice.
“They’re on the path to being really good volleyball players.”
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Alexis Austria (#16) serves to Northridge High School at the Girls volleyball home game on Sept. 1, 2021. This was the wolfpack’s first volleyball game of the season. The squad lost their first game with a final score of 25-8, 25-12, and 25-19.
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Three wolves get into position to receive a serve. With only one practice, the burgundy and grey players lost to Northridge High school in three sets.
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Senior and libero Claudia Segura (#6) prepares to serve to Northridge High School. Hopes for future games remain high for the wolves. “I believe our team has a lot of potential and a lot of space to improve,” Segura said.
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Outside Hitter Kristine Shahbazayan (#10) stands ready to receive her opponent’s serve while her teammates stand guard in the back.
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Team Managers Jojo Diaz and Nieco Erasmo coach the team during a timeout. “They’re on the path to being really good volleyball players,” Erasmo said.
